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Google today announced that it will now be adding banner dvertising to its YouTube mobile sites. According to the company’s blog, the ads will appear on U.S. and Japanese mobile websites for home, browser and search pages.

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India's upper house of parliament has passed a historic bill aimed at reserving one-third of seats for women in federal and state legislatures.

A post by Jesse Ventura has been removed from the Huffington Post for violating a policy against spreading conspiracy theories. Considering that the post identifies Ventura as the author of a book called Conspiracy Theories, you'd think HuffPo would have known what to expect from the former Minnesota governor. Apparently Not.

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There’s a lot of movement in the rumor mill about technology waiting to be unveiled at E3, so lets take a look.

Troubled rapper DMX was arrested in Arizona on Tuesday for violating his probation by regularly using illegal drugs during the last nine months, authorities said. The rapper, whose real name is Earl Simmons, told a probation officer that he used cocaine and was not complying with the terms of his treatment plan.

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A survey of the 1.9 million accounts on AshleyMadison.com, a dating site for people looking to cheat on their spouses, rounds up the most common occupations among the would-be infidelitous.

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It’s not just a red and blue glass that makes things fly at you! Well sort of but its much cooler than that.

Nurse Sara Dale was fired from a UK hospital after bedding grieving husbands of deceased cancer-stricken wives she had cared for, reports say.

A North Dakota man on Tuesday pleaded guilty to threatening to kill President Barack Obama.

Baseball commissioner Bud Selig named a 14-person "special committee for on-field matters" that is discussing a radical form of "floating" realignment in which teams would not be fixed to a division.

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There were 18 homicides in Los Angeles County during the first week of March. The year-to-date total of homicides for the county is 108 – down from 138 for the same period last year and 161 in 2007. John Feehan, a 47-year-old man, died from "multiple penetrating wounds to the left side of the head and neck," according to coroner's records.

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